Queen Elizabeth Ii Collection (page 4)

Visit of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh to Manchester on her Silver Jubilee tour

The Royal Family assemble on the balcony of Buckingham Palace for The Trooping of the Colour ceremony. Left to right :The Queen Mother, Princess Michael of Kent, Prince Michael of Kent

The Queen visits Sutton Coldfield Town Hall before the start of the Jubilee Jamboree. 3rd August 1957

Queen Elizabeth II visits Stratford-upon-Avon. 14th June 1957

Queen Elizabeth II visits Wrekin College, 17th March 1967

The Queen at Molineux football ground. A crowd of 30, 000 saw her take the salute. 24th May 1962

Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Solihull School, The Queen, escorted by Capt. D L Wigglesworth, (commander of the Guard of Honour)

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visiting Hartlepool Marina. 18th May 1993

The Queen inspects the 1st Battalion and Argyll Sutherland Highlanders at Catterick Garrison. 9th November 1978

The Queen visits Newton Aycliffe, County Durham. 28th May 1960

Queen Elizabeth II visiting Catterick Garrison, Richmondshire, North Yorkshire. 10th July 1975

Queen Elizabeth II visiting Royal Signals, Catterick, Richmondshire, North Yorkshire. 10th July 1975

Queen Elizabeth II visiting Wales during the silver jubilee tour. Pictured unveiling the commemorative plaque at the Caerphilly castle. 24th June 1977

The Queen brings delight to the faces of Brownies who greeted her in Brecon ahead of her visit to the Royal Welsh Show. 21st July 1983

Queen Elizabeth II visits Wrexham, Wales. 25th May 1976

The Queen examines a Royal Doulton crystal goblet presented to her by the Lord Mayor, Councillor John Edwards, at the City Hall

Queen Elizabeth II with Lord Lieutenant, Major-General G. T. Raikes at Brecon Station. During Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburghs tour of Wales. 6th August 1955

A smiling Queen Elizabeth II watches children in the play area at the opening of Aberfan Community Centre. 9th March 1973

Queen Elizabeth II leaves the Guildhall, Swansea, with Mayor Alderman F. C Jones
Queen Elizabeth II leaves the Guildhall, Swansea, with Mayor Alderman F.C Jones. 26th June 1965

Queen Elizabeth II cuts a ribbon at the Wholesale & Fruit Centre, Cardiff, watched by 9-year-old Miss S.K Gilbert. 26th June 1965

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh walk back to the Guildhall, Swansea, after the Queen had inspected the Guard of Honour mounted by the First Battalion The Welsh Guards

Queen Elizabeth II meets Piers Corbyn. The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh visit Imperial College of Science and Technology, to open the new College Block and Libraries Building

Queen Elizabeth II plants a silver birth tree in the aromatic gardens, St Helens, Merseyside on 21st June 1977. She is watched by the Mayor. The Queen celebrated her Jubilee year this year, 1977

Queen Elizabeth II unveils the opening of the Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery at Marchweil, North Wales. Near Wrexham. Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II makes her way back to St Helens Town Hall after inspecting the guard of honour, St Helens, Merseyside on 21st June 1977. The Queen celebrated her Jubilee year this year, 1977

The Royal train pulls into Harlech station. Picture taken from The Ramparts of Harlech Castle. Wales Today Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh visit Harlech Castle, Llandudno, Wales

Queen Elizabeth II meets the happy crowd on her walkabout after opening the Delyn Borough Council Offices in Flint, North Wales. The Queen is on her June 1977 Silver Jubilee tour of Wales

Queen Elizabeth II visits Chester Races in May 1966. *** NOTE
Queen Elizabeth II visits Chester Races in May 1966. ***NOTE : This picture possibly taken on the 4th May 1966, as The Queen is wearing a different hat than she did on the 3rd

Queen Elizabeth II visits Mollington Grange Cheese Farm, Mollington, Chester. Mr Oulton Wade explains one of the cheese making processes. Picture taken 2nd November 1979

Queen Elizabeth II, greets the crowd in North Wales. Exact location unknown but she was in Wrexham on this day, 21st May 1976 Picture taken 21st May 1976

Queen Elizabeth II at Milk Marketing Board Maelor Creamery at Marchweil, North Wales. Near Wrexham. The Queen watches the lights flicker on a giant control panel at the Marchweil Creamery

Queen Elizabeth II, in Liverpool, unveiling a plaque to commemorate the restoration of St Johnss Market. Picture taken 4th May 1982

The Queen and Princess Anne, pictured at London Heathrow Airport, 2nd March 1970. On their way to Australia, on a nine week visit to Fiji, Tonga, New Zealand and Australia

Queen Elizabeth II greets Prince Andrew on return from Falklands 1982 with Prince Philip and Princess Anne onboard HMS Invincible at Portsmouth docks. 17th September 1982

Queen Elizabeth II aboard The Royal Yacht Britannia on her Royal Jubilee Tour of Western Samoa. 10th February 1977

Newcastle United beat Manchester city by 3 goals to 1 in the FA Cup Final at Wembley. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II presenting the cup to Jimmy Scoular, the Newcastle captain

Queen Elizabeth II visits Hartlepool during her Silver Jubilee tour. 14th July 1977

The Lord Mayor of Liverpool, Councillor Raymond Craine, held a reception to celebrate Trafalgar night fought 171 years ago

Cunards naval architect Dan Wallace, of Clydebank, stands at the empty berth which will house the Q4 - later named the QE2 - his ten year dream. Circa 1965

Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh visit to Fiji 16-17 February 1977, as part of their Royal Silver Jubilee Tour

Queen Elizabeth II enjoying the races at Epsom Derby with the Queen Mother, June 1991

The Queen visits Manchester Law Courts. 24th May 1961

The Queen visits Manchester. Down by the waterside the queen waves from beneath her umbrella to the crown waiting on the bridge at Marple as she walks by the rain-spattered canal. 16th May 1968

The Queen visits Mather and Platt in Manchester. March 1965

The Queen during a visit to Coventry which took in a tour of Walsgrave Hospital where she officially opened the newly finished building

Apollo Astronaut Frank Bowman and wife Susan meet HRH Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Philip, Princess Anne and Prince Edward at Buckingham Palace, London, 4th February 1969

The Queen visits Manchester, 16th May 1968

The Queen observes a minutes silence - which she ordered - for the Falklands Task Force at the Trooping of the Colour ceremony with 1st Battalion Coldstream Guards, Horse Guards Parade, , London

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"Queen Elizabeth II: A Timeless Portrait of Royalty and Grace" Step into the grandeur of Buckingham Palace as Queen Elizabeth II commands attention in her royal portrait. The year is 1953, and Her Majesty's regal presence shines through every brushstroke. Adorned with glittering jewels in her hair and at her throat, Queen Elizabeth II exudes elegance as she arrives at a Swedish event. The sparkle of diamonds only adds to the radiance that surrounds this remarkable monarch. In another iconic image, we witness Queen Elizabeth II donning her coronation robes in 1953. Painted by artist Sterling Henry Nahum Baron, this masterpiece captures the solemnity and significance of that historic day when she ascended to the throne alongside the Duke of Edinburgh. But it is not just formal occasions that define Her Majesty's reign. In a more intimate moment captured by Lisa Sheridan, we see Queen Elizabeth II at Balmoral in 1952 – a glimpse into her private world amidst nature's beauty. The Coronation itself holds immense importance, beautifully depicted by Cecil Beaton. Surrounded by her Maids of Honour, Queen Elizabeth II stands tall on June 2nd, 1953 – a symbol of strength and tradition during this monumental event. Yet even before becoming queen, Princess Elizabeth displayed grace beyond her years. Riding her pony through Winsor Great Park during the 1930s showcases both an active spirit and love for equestrian pursuits. Her dedication to duty was evident long before ascending to the throne; Princess Elizabeth served as Junior Commander in ATS (Auxiliary Territorial Service). This powerful image reflects both leadership qualities and commitment to serving others. Beyond official duties lies another side to Her Majesty - one where sportsmanship takes center stage. Presenting Billy Bremner with the F. A cup exemplifies how Queen Elizabeth II supports national achievements across various fields.